The poster "2good4you" details the process he used to convince
Abazovic that his benchmarks were authentic -- which essentially entailed a
single email with the image attached. Abazovic then republished the
benchmarks as his own, and not for the first time alludes "2good4you."

Rest assured, real Barcelona benchmarks will arrive shortly. AMD
typically releases two spins of silicon before retail samples, EVT followed by
DVT. As of May 2007, several EVT samples are floating around, though
it's difficult to predict the actual retail performance of K10 via these
engineering samples. AMD still had serious bugs in its EVT samples before
AM2 launched, and the only real change presented on that architecture was the
DDR2 memory controller -- for Barcelona we're talking about a dramatically new
design.

With Computex coming up in less than a month, it's fairly reasonable to expect
a flood of authentic benchmarks to make waves just after or during the
show. And even then, don't be so quick to believe the Fear, Uncertainty,
and Doubt until we start seeing DVT and Retail samples.

Update 05/15/2007: As of noon today, Abazovic removed the article
without an official statement. Abazovic has emailed DailyTech with the following response:

Next time please send me an email and ask me for an explanation will make you more processional